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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11
The CuaN PALACE.

sioux City's Ross Event Epttomlzed-
1t was a Great success.
Sioux CITY Journal. 9Th. The 6rst
aud onl. oorn nolooa t,a .o,,,, ,,oa..-s.
e 'ao "oiiu mas -N.', evei
seed eiosed iast niRht' Dufing the ave
days its doors were open to the public it
was not only wonder and a surnrise
~, 10 80 a,,o,
.,.>g1, ~. noiu ''.
soi IhouHhs anu sare hn impetus 10 the
industry 1t represented. The corn pal
ace was an original idea, an inspiration
which came directly from the hearts of
grateful peopie for the good fortunes
of the year and the wonderful business
strides of the city. AS success it
stands without o parallel in the north
west. Possibly the originality OF the
palace and the jubilee struck respon.
siye chord in the public, but its success
is mainly due to the active men at the
helm and the progressive agricUItnrist
who came here with the products OF his
farm. The palace from the first night
of it's inception to the close never failed
to create enthusiasm or find men willing
to back it with money and labor.
Sioux Oity, indeed, may well be proud
OF it's corn palace, and the people OF this
entire section can we'll feel the same
pride IN their corn palace, because it was
everypody's palace. Starting from 8
small beginning il became national in
character. There ID not newspaper
reader in the Uaited States who has not
read OF the corn palace, and he has not
only won cred what it was but fixed in
his mind the fact that this must be the
original home of corn. When he speaks
TO friends oil corn he will mention Sioux
City and the surrounding country. Thus
mas the palace not only furnished enjoy
ment to thousands, but the good it has
done this grand country can hardly be
estimated.
Everybody conn ectsd with the corn
palace deserves credit. and have many
reasons Tor feeling lubilant over the
happy result.
The palace was formally opened to the
pubic Monday night. end vast multi
tude was present. Tuesday forenoon
came the pioneer parade, scene that
will never be forgotten by the thousands
that Witnessed it. This parade Awas q
lifting picture OF the early days IN this
sechoD, and many parties participated
| who were prominent actors III the scenes
represented. On Wednesday occurred
the lndustrlal parade, and this was
gfsnd representation OF Sioux City,
business resources. The parade was
large and magnificent, and was not oHl!
interesting to the spectators, but die
much to advertise the city and its in
dustries. The military, CIVIC and labo
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11
A Captain,s Fortunate Discovery

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth,
plying between Atlantic City and N. Y J,
had been troubled with cough 30 that
he was unable to sleep, and was induced
to try DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t not only gave him
instant relief, but allayed the extreme
eoreness in his breast His children
were similarly affected and single dose
had the same happy effect. DIR. Kings
New Discovery is now the standard
remedy in the Coleman household and
on board the schooner. Free Trial
Bottles OF this Standard Remedy al
Purdy & Brecht's Drug Store.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11

Indian troubles at Grow agency, in
Montana, are being Investigated by o
special agent. assisted by troops.
sword Bearers party is camped near
the agency and display warlike spirit
Other Indians are reticent, but seem
inclined to submit. Sword Bearer is
gaining recruits by this delay. The
Indians think the authorities are afraid.
The situation is becoming really serious.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11
BY, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER II, 1857.

tend to build large olty upon the site
OF Yankton. Yet they don't want boom.
Let us, then, call 1t by some other name.
Let us climb over the obnoxious term
and avoid contact with it, and proceed
the same as though the word had never
been invented.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11
AHymeneaI ErideI,ic.

Washington, Got 8 --Ser,ator Haw-
iey's marriage will be Che first Of a
senator since the matrimonial epidemic
began. which hes affected every other
branch of government since this sd-
ministration came in 1se5, The presi.
dent, two members OF hia cabinet EMan.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11

Governor Church told the st. Paul
Pioneer Press Saturday that .'ma and
the boys have come down to pay our
respects to the president" By "the
boys" he meant the various heads Of
tho coordinate departments OF his ad-
mipistration.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11
Baokiesa,s lArs1sca sasve

The best SalYs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheuu, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblain
Oorns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or NO peN required. It
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect llasisfaction, OK
money refunded. Price rs cents per boz.
For Sale BY the Exoelsior Inug Htors Of
Purdy &hrecht
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11

This Is mild-the governor ssid it a,
st. Paul Saturday:
"The general impression is that the
territory should be divided, and. oi
course, | think that she ought to be ad.
mitted as state"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11

+ For fifteen years WAS annoyed with severe
from Catasrh. My sense of smell was much
impaired. By the use of Ely's Cream Balm /
have overcome these troubles.-J. b. Case, st.
Denis Hotel, Broad way, New York.
1u Answer to your questions about the
Cream Balm would say that used 1t for cold
IN the head with very beneficial results. have
kept it on hand for nearly two years. +. A.
Reynolds Riverside Cal
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11
Ilailv gsess s,taa I]asptaia,a

THE DAILY PRESS AND DAKoTAIAN
is Published every evening. excepting Sum
days.
TERMS OF SUBsoRIPTroN-By carriers, per
month, 81 90; per year, S12 90; by mail, per
month. 81 cents; per year, $40 90.
of6ce,PREss AND DAKorAIAs block corner of
Third and Capital streets.
Telephone numberb.
BOWEN d KINGsBURY. Prop'trs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11

CATARRH CURED, health and swee,
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Ibiec-
tor free. Sold by DR.. VandeIhule.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11
MRS. FITCH SMITH.

A GRADUATE of New York City Oonserya-
a toirsof Meeic. and fifst cinss tsashsr of
PlAno Organ and vocal culture. viii recaive
70 sGholars at.J r. WaRoiier'e Music Store, 10i
IhlIa street. or will to hsna ef pupls Il
(. For turAher information cali al Mrsis
rfFares er No. .. costes' BloSA TAird Ettees
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-11

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaintf Shiloh's Yitiaizer
is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by DIR,
YanGerhule,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
WORK or THE oHILDREYs AID SocIETK
.oxr or IT'S FRIENDS INSPECT THE SUMMER HOME

so,,v ov Irs FRIENDS INSPECT THE SUMMER HOME
AND THE HEALTH HONE.
b u..a., ,vepty.fve and thirty members and friends
If the NsvYork Chiidren's Aid Societyyesserday en-
i6ved pleasant outing. ard at the same 'imo nao Oh
nnortunity of seeing Of the socCtys good Work
a. s,tve operat,on Among the party wers Z. H.
Hr.cc SECRETARY L. w. Holste. assistant treasurer
A., and Mrs A. Is. Stone. Mrs. Hurley odcing,hous'
matron; }. W. skinner, superir tendeh' % soS ~.
(eorne Calder odgin g-house superintendent ""u 49,,
George Calder Charles D. Kellogg, W,'cay Of tbs
charity Organ zation Society; A. D. "heoA' % sno
United States Lite Insurance Company 'no ''i''''
Ogden aud Mrs. Tsicoft. r,;,,r.nnth.s,. BROOKLYN,
fakine the new terry TO rhrty-nh.n,s.; 80 N.,h
from Whitohasi., the party went by ifaln 10 Datu;
Topi "rLc,c thsy ylsitod the oharningly siiuated
Snmmer Home OF the society, This Is des'ghea soisy
Is place of recreation 10. Tue ,r ep' the ety end
meEe n weeks stay ut o time, one lot eucStcuihR
another. About 1000 children who would otberw, e%
scarcely get breath OF fresh ar are s"us Of go
- Va. ,"xins themselves to their hearts content
nnder TIE achiul core OF Superintendent u l" 'i''
M" H. "mu had lunch ut the Summer Home ana
&hen went on to Consy Island where they ysi.eu ,ne
Health Home for sick infants and thnr snason has
harsv bcyup but when ii Is fairly started aoo,t 30
women aud their children will be scoommoaasea every
week Yostoday party Of soan aaa the ny there
under the Of Transfer Agent H. HOY, ,1hspe
feature OF this home Is the baby cottages, nsar
nleasant DIR. Amy Hamm ministers 10 bVs. W 49,
tm0 little morses OF humanity during the summer
OF the four cottages aicb are n ae st S of
unique as they admirable two are ,ne AID I'd two
K Msps bailt by p Fatbr The home Is supsrin-
landed Inv the Rev. A. p. Stockweli, and MrS. D. T.
The party expressed their admiration ct al 'hey
Jaw. Tney got back to the city ABOUT oclock:
On Tuesday next the society VIII sepa n nnG wss.
al ehoyt 100 Who viii settle In Missouri where
Encouraging openings have been found tor all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
corrov MARKRrs-BY TELEGRAPH


rSvxnPoor Juno l7.-l2s0 p m--cotton steady with a
TAR demand Midding Upands % 40 dreams ,, oI
saa,- lO OOU bales including lpOO bAes TOT tS
ana export Receipts 1000 bales including I%Oo oAo' Vi
futures steady the advance Up@nis Low MIDI Midahn
deliver, so cad, Hl-o 81 Hil DO June an
IL b.iyerv BO'Uid. 40 July ant August denyery
I'D, do August ana september delivery ~ osI eSo
SGJtJ,di do sep,em aud october dehNeiy soosu,
n.c.tnhcr deyery. 5 320Al do December anu January
d"IIyrry . s2.8li DO september delivery $500;
n ii-Cotton-Good Miidling Cpiands osh mlaniing
psnd. $50 Ordinary Uplands lOl 1ooI siln'.l.ns
Ieias . sLI Mddng IeKts 81, Low MlEihg IsSSS'
MANN Orleans IL, kidding orleans. 3D. Low Midd,
Ing orleans. 57si Good Ordinary Orleans o@"' Oi"'''
W sales the day included 5000 balos
woturss steady Upands Low Mddling clause June ae
,d seller. do July ana August delivery 800 seess
A. Auguat aud september delivery tS-Oid teilts 40
senfomber and October delivery ,o'd NNue uH 80
p and SovemOer delivery. 5u6tL yaiuei 10 Noven'
per 81 6eSember delivery. 3s-64d sellers do Deoem.
p e 49, Ianuary delivery 3264l buyers do september
dsnEeT ~ Futares closei dull. Upands Low Middlns
.srse Juns delivery. Bl6sd sellers 40 Juno anu ~
Sni,very GIG sellers, do Jnly and Ausns az
do August aud september dclYery. -
20 sellers. do September ami October delivery 81 %
-otu % 40 oetober November delivery 2 SoOai
rs do November and December delivery 80 os'L
et or. do December and January delivery o-o'"'
s. w. do september delivery 3D. sellers -,
ro% Miidling lOHs Good Ordinary 2io hot az" -S
rscrnts - exports Coastwlso ~ O'esi s'o0A' o. -
bales co,,o, o,tat. NtddiinR
~. reeepts baest exports CoastNlsr, llo Dacs
s sar - bales; stock 3O5s bales ,,,, M Low
ss,yAsSaH June i6-CottJn trm. Mdding TO- Low
-, Us Oooi ordinary. lOs not aud gross receipts
harst sales Is bales stock. $500 bales ,ottic
NgwoRIEASs juno ld-Coiton arm Aahht Nv pet and
10" ..n1 IA bales exports cOastwse, 2,Zio oaieS
sales 500 bales; stock 80 45o Daie"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

Fiour dull stock Is light and prices are uh'os
ss 9 Il s G ~ as
Ss'.-S; .ssa-E sg'IN s. ''i
foIssa2 o. t sSoldsrs Sors
ssGF Is s'S 81 st 10
ss sa0E x .of
SS0oo Onsh, 7sOoo bush. Oats so9o Pp o"h
s sSa v. sSH s saSS s ZOO
to-day the 5g,.er E market aSs
DETROIT June white cash =, s2'S s. c sa
wn..9 100 bush Soc Corn IS 500 vu,R oats e0o
lyme lecSrn firm dsh Nj Mel vic
asSCo Da.H S. z sO SSra
LOO pn,n Barley as lsoo sSsh Sn n.S
PHILADELPHIA June leFoar dull and psSs srs are 70 Of
nS%!p S sssssun. are 81
q co. Process 40 p sis,ss
Esg 81 s = a. HSa lS 0a,s Hsl
Is sss .iss ISs !. %
sSs Four for Fan 10 csSse JaS.
eosns lower month, weax q aboHi Yesterday.
tame .aPpsI' DO dong fSr Jny OF
se DO for Angus. sseto Tor september SSgS
sSs ssot fS o. for On
"! ds%saS s sas,oS rS IS Mud sIsH
June 4ssfGc; Do for July tst9G, 90
lots ruled steady tado ae%@na oS9 .aG rs
gales s zoo M M1sd Srs a 81 wns quoted
Sn Ms xe wn dS h'f snd rhoat
So ior JTn. g d s.S =: iSs sTlT go
% ssr sosSs ssr 70 Good Good
%s .s; :AGSs &c
choice DO gs G 90 e Tsr 10 GOOD
at 50e55c, Peeross TO ouanty At SosSos &C.; 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
THE STATE or TRADE

;Sns sss Saa G Ws,c MSSs IL e SO
Mis- saperane ~ 50 do Extra 50 IS as 76
Southern Rel Vi Sg5ci CO. Amber IS ste No Western
do Tor July 81. $3.50: do August So as6 Corn
southern steady %he ,o s tss'0S wsssrn
s soasneTn int %sern
% s4o DUN rSs 20 cnoiee western SIS %
Ssi 90 insmsaIs- Shoulder. ana Oisr Rio sides
packed Sgse R,a9ese21ss1onlder, atSsSc' Clear e
Butter was Arm. Western Packed u 4G: creamery
Rss1s %SsI sa 'TS s
sss.s @ir sa sS * 4ss cGSp'r
Ereshi. 70 iysrPeo Ger 'Icsssr d1moo,'S1 ~
wpss - ash Corn S1s cat. oSoo u SD
rye a.Oo bush shpmsn1:afoaf ssss7 oo sols Wheat
Corn ii0o snsn
ass so spring NSe,: Patent, prime 20 ooess 10;
a5i~e Good 80 Grade 6ot6og were steady
win. .OS.0 80 w.' S', 70 Sc Sno
Sa as ss: ysS
eseeie,s iS ,Ss wSes-f ns "a Os's and
$1,000 t1sh
Ryyv.ln. June lG.-whsaiINo: HaId active firm
cd cd ', %''$;S: r'Sas sp 'Ir!s.
so sG a ss lover SS u W co.a s r S 8 SCI.
snd at Iigc; No = Yellow At 4lsa,iSeI No. Ysos
sl.sassF 80 MI: % s% S% G,.s N.Y.! ,| E
$1,000 6a.s by, Ss. @ss. s
:SSSS s o SSs e Cora G Sa. o5 a.
qNclssAr; June le-TlonT Va, easy: Family g 90
s a, so nsseIpI go bush shsmsnis 5000 rasa
.:cSIa 81 Mi;s! 50 ss0s. sa sss
..rorK dull al si6 w. Lard arm a. % ~ Bulk MsaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Corilsndt ana rec
trosses O. Is follows;
z o. IN. for caiasauqaa and intermediate points 49,.
- n for tieneya Lyons Eiaira rochester LUNG sna
ts West and primo pal local ponts Chair car 70
M for TnnKhauuoc ntern-ila,s points Onsir cas-
20 Conpec 10 Reading and Harris
DIDO y. ~. fsr p.ltston aud principal infsrsoeA~ p
Chair 10 Piitston ..,,.,. ...,.. oonnaenloz
10 Resina and Harrisburg. CHAIR car 70 Copay "a
Tn for Geneva, Lyons ElmrA hooossse D~~
tls West pullman sleeper " 1yonA,
~ ..ss,~ A. a m IA M and 3ssO m conneos -
All nains. in Masssoy ss,d iazis,on roal resoaa
SUNDAY TAAqSA ..s-s.
sA IN for 'apeh chunk Haxietoa and lntetm oo'*''
40 IN for copay aud intermetas pohtA- r,n.io ana
D, IA. Geneva tyons Elmra, toehes'oa' S~~~
- West Pullman sietpsr p Sosa -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17

= q. City Eara i5dis s Ms'' ps,e 81
Mes bsis 70 % rel, and STEADILY held Quoted
ri So CUT MEATs~A well sgsslnea pslssi
with moderately active dement, saeS g;ogI rcsied
be,Ies 10 n quo,cf fT67c, Picked Hams II oil &C.
picked shoulders 6lc smoke Hams. liGi2hei sinoSsd
shonlcers MIDDLES-EaNr - nkh' 80 ciaar
M ,-~ ~ cor les. nonniun Long lea,
IN NewYork quoted at &c DhEsSEp oaieeS onoteS
STEADY prices. with cdupafal ei' IN o. sef
gHs fe iiutsies toag tbs changes were Wholly III Sn.
nay the West August and OCTOBER dclii ,n
months was snirtlrs broke 501 points during ane
eary hufs afersnrd stronger feeling set ln an brios
close the loss was iuly regalne" 90 ics for ey
n"t 7Sc 700 lea soe $50 arrive G7oc cost ana
ieqhi CITY steam steady Ss"s ~ sor June Closing
Gs5c July 81 ssc. closing $50 +,oou -
August 6alc closing $3.50 bid ~ s' n1 ogc
oos,r1 : Nor 2s1 Tee November GGic. closing tVoo
~ BUTTER CHEESE and EGGs-Buter1Ihe,ei Is less
lie 70 hc movement anI ngyois ,, Teomsry E5tra i6
poe parry. half nrkin tubs 5dlSSi mes" NM rp'
1917 Western Factory eSS I5 aI cbce.s
The stvaton has anything but an encouraging look anu
prices show further slight rednctlon Demands commune
GLIDING White aiS99c Colored 9ts; NlEha ssm''
iIs7Sc; Common Prime. western Factory L%eu'-I &C.
Prime 70 CnOee ile icc Canada iec
are Wei held and for 90 Centrifugal bids Of &c wro TO- TO-
Gay refused Closing quotations asked are a. 5o sof
Molasse lice for Far efring and l1s 1r 40 ctye
Cenirfusal No business was accomplished neneu a.
SucIapOns cut 5sf c,'' ran rss Sc
Monl1 A. Sic; Confectionery A. B%ei Coffee Stanaa 70
545 lOOc; Coffee OF A. os6 3!6c WIG EAra y,o,
Extra G. 1865 lo'i0e T. 's@' i''O'
sTEAKiN E-Unchanged in price and dull City quoted
oIolod al iS.iGc. Sales. Goooo % ats iSloc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Der Worth Riesr. Yess,ts and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-For Brazil growths there was iair uensha Wv
tho actual market and the closing was nrm y tr"s
The market quiet but firm Option trading Iescna s
only llaO0O bags first prices sioNeu gu
advancs 20 SO points and tho closp lges
re cfrn of 10 points foilOws January lguo1iVV2i
Fe,rusTy 10 90 SislO; March. lgO50l9 10; July lslo
aiS2o; August. isGoais.66: September, lSSo9lSse
Sctolor ~ g0alSS5; November 1890 1900: December
lG0Oei@Ol The ranges on the diaerent mon 9n
Sene,nier ls 700 1900: October lS.S0d l0OO Novem.
ber is J0a 20; December lat56l925; January lVlo
9l92O. - -. ....n.a n,,
UoTroN-FOr spot cotton values we're no, caangea St
gregaiing only 948 bales az last EVENING", All
OF which for consumption Inc poft re
CENTS Toiay bales smallest on the CROP COM
pairing 53 bales tins day last week and 464 bales
ths day last year september tho total port receipts
have 5lsO6t bales against 5234tIa oaies ior o
based on the standard Of classification
sfuli lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
Toa 10 i9207O l27O7 40 $4,000 Sllss7


7as a. 1858 loo772s7 .s73aeoO l5e sllss7
81 wheat ana w1ea ho se e
ss s!s SasSoa Of Wheat Ss quantity wheat
on passage TO the United Kingdom on Jnne IS, 1887 was
for he week aud lOsOoOOO bushels on long
m14ie 81 not assO On vi Jn nf ssS
and 22oo66oo 6ns6e. June IT, 1885 the stock o wheat
Of which asqs 40 ps In ESr sss ra a1a ' eS yse
RGSl ' %e SSss az knto% 1856
was bushels foT iooa ana OF Tn'oh
sei.S s The est%sed yearly eo6sumpten pop
Ss.s. srsss TSs
The Tg@T s S 10 %:h s G 5s9e
o6o Snsheis less per probable dlyergon 10 The
si GeTo hand way thence leaving 5s0osS
months Of not available III ssptemOer 1877 !soos9ll
bushels 10 be purchased In aad gs9 IRON an ofesn conn
fore fore the iisi latter date.
nay AMP sTRAw-with liberal supplies tho temper Of
5Se;; shipping soa55c straw-Lons rye. IS aoOe. Short
ing sost or SSoue q s RE Be 70 "a 2es s cS
Sq CS 70 fsS Coast asst rS 1850 ss DO cs%oa
Germans crop OF issS, Best 2as25&i do Medium 2oa
zMoIHss Es|sieadv a. 2Oc for 800 Boiling stock Sale,
800 hhds Ordinary Black strap at 9be AID $50 hds Beat
METALS Active at 900. 95c spot 226ss Toe
sn"s but G stead. a at Do ea
rancipg up sales Ci Bars In London for the
s ssyy.i f2T but but strong ls2SsaSoe.
NAVAL sToREs-For spirits Turpentlne values are wen
900 sS at '9s s%e's?9 si'a: S go
u q 10 w = %, I. ~ 81 Il 75 q $50 &C.
Water White. s3atSlo.
OILs-Vanes ~ whole well held but values not
and Is Ceylon Cocoanut 40 Quotations. CO,onseed
ss u%S. .5 coySu
sS make s,S siisses sra rule ssasa 1s
aSs ns sperm crude 7Sc nstuSa %ntoT esS7IG
bieaehed sprins ese72c; Whale crude. southern ale
age: Rel Elan per 10 81 as5c; Red saponic per %
Ale; Bank 2&c straits. 25pc Olive Dbls. 81 SOC.
Neasfco prime. oOo75e; eommon. 90 aUOe: Palm 4's+
OCEAN FRETOHTs-Taken altogether the marke, shows
lar IA. BERTi 0ht@a%GEA na%5Sfs steam 1000
a a 20 S"sR f ssa to Sso ;
10000 bush. grain. sd Rotterdam steam, 1000 bush
fFfphoLkuM ciI henee 6srs, 10000
eases and back with $4,000 and port charges
German Baltic hence, British bark. 5000 bbs refined.
s5 t pssSS '; ss
EeaSsE 'i fs tSsps Kingdom from
St. John n 49,. steamer deao 4Oss NswIOrk from Pen
sseoa schooner lumber q 5g buen9s Ares irom Calf.
Royal steamer Phosphate and from wlnneton Nerve
general We. and CadlE hence Italian bark general
PRovIsIoNs-PoRR--A moderate business was accom-
P;ssa ssss ns i2,srss iFom s
bhIs Family Meas privste Noes gpoted U FOL
Old siSd ST. 20 for New sl5dSlt 50 for Family Mesa
es2sotl7s5f@ Clear sses, and slA % Tor ExA Prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
THE COURTS.

GENERAL SMITH TO RECEIVE HIS SALARY.
Tho suit Of General W. f. Smith to recover rom
Police Commissioners John r. Voorhis the saary TO
ceived by the latter while acting In oenoral snsu
49, tor the latter had been illegally removed from
a.. ogoo % Police Commissioner was decided yester
ds S In the supreme Court after trial before 9usSco
S 10Y - and Jury verdict wa rendered IN
faror ~ tie plahtif for si957 So General Smith
wss removed by Mayor 6oopon whose action was
approved by Governor Robinson James r. M4r1is M
y Woo Mas chosen 70 iii the In the latter
part of 1870 He retained the office until Ve'ooer
jude %esbroof having decided that his removal was
Illegal An act passed By the last g NAT Given
Yesterday shall be paid by the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

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COURT OrER AND TRRhINKnBefore Barrett J. and Dis
trict-Atorney Martine-No.l
COURT GENERAL sKssoSsPart I,Before Gildorsieev
J. and Assistant DstrictAtorney BediOrd.-NOs. 10 s.
inclusive
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/ % as Inclusive 90,
COURT or GRSEgAL SRssIoys-PARr IfL-Beforo Judge
Cowing and Assistant District Attorney DayisNos ~ 80
inclusive.
HENRY REICHE DID NOT DIE TILL YESTERDA Y.
The announcement by cable that Henry Reicho of
Charles Reiche q Brother had died on the steamship
Vera two days before the arrival of that vessel
SOUTHAMPTON, was premature. He was dangerously III
when the vessel arrived there. but died yesterday at
BrernerhaVen. Charles Reiche received the following
eabie dispatch dated BTenerhaven from Hermann
Reche, who accompanied his father TO Germany yser-
day:
FEATHER diod here to-day viii take him TO Aled
morrow and bury him In Gruenenplor Saturday. Send
notice 10 papers"